Larval stage of a longhorned beetle (such as the Round-headed Apple Tree Borer at left)
Black Vine Weevil (Otiorhynchus sulcatus) (strawberry, raspberry and cranberry pest; rhododendrons are also a host)
Raspberry Weevil (also known as the Clay-colored Weevil) (Otiorhynchus singularis) (very similar to the Black Vine Weevil) (this one was found feeding on a rhododendron in central Maine; 5/16/2021)
Blueberry Flea Beetle ((Altica sylvia Malloch))
Blueberry Maggot larva (genus Rhagoletis)
Blueberry Maggot fly (genus Rhagoletis)
Blueberry Maggot
Blueberry Spanworm (Speranza argillacearia) (also called the Mousy Angle Moth) (also has two older names: Macaria argillacearia and Itame argillacearia)
Blueberry Spanworm
Blueberry Thrips
White-marked Tussock Caterpillar (feeding on lowbush blueberry)
Codling moth (larval stage)
An apple with codling moth larval feeding injury
Codling Moth (Cydia pomonella)
Cranberry Fruitworm
Cranberry Weevil (also called Blueberry Blossom Weevil)
Closeup view of the saw-like ovipositor which allows Spotted Wing Drosophila to cut into healthy soft-skinned fruits
Spotted Wing Drosophila flies (caught on a sticky-card trap)
Japanese Beetles on highbush blueberry
Plum Curculio (adults and larvae)
Raspberry Fruitworm Beetle
Raspberry Cane Borer
Raspberry Fruitworm
Raspberry Weevil (Otiorhynchus singularis) (found feeding on a rhododendron in central Maine; 5/19/2021)
Red-headed Flea Beetle (Systena frontalis)
Drexel’s Datana (Datana drexelii) caterpillars on a highbush blueberry (Durham ME; July 29, 2013) (very similar to yellownecked caterpillars) (Photo courtesy of Jo-Anne Severy)
Red-humped caterpillars (Schizura concinna) (many different woody plant hosts comprising many different families)
